Undas 2026: Passenger volume surges at terminals as cemeteries draw early crowds
As Filipinos begin observing Undas 2026, passenger traffic has increased at transport terminals as many head to their home provinces. Cemeteries are also seeing early crowds, with authorities deploying additional personnel to major hubs.
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